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WEB4 days ago · Under the Radar has been printing continuously for 23 years now and has outlasted most of the other print indie music magazines that were around when we started or that began publishing in the years since. We’ve tried our best to stick to our original ethos of simply championing the music we like, regardless of trends or financial concerns.
Ed Piskor | Under the Radar | Music Blog for the Indie Music …
WEBOct 17, 2011 · Pittsburgh’s Ed Piskor, 29, recently finished the online version of his 400+ page graphic novel, Wizzywig, and he says it’ll be available online for a “little bit of time” (check out page one here), before being given the collected treatment by Top Shelf.Top Shelf, for its part, has collected artists’ previously published works before and if, say, Alex Robinson’s collected Box ...
Counting Crows Frontman Adam Duritz on Fame, Mental Health, …
WEBJul 6, 2021 · For those, like me, reading this who grew up in the 1990s, the names Adam Duritz and Counting Crows are as ubiquitous as any other monikers in our memory banks. We remember when we heard “Mr. Jones” on the radio the first time—if you were like me growing up in central New Jersey, you heard it almost …
Cate Le Bon on “Pompeii” - Under the Radar Magazine
WEBFeb 4, 2022 · Wanting to start from a different place, Le Bon began writing Pompeii ’s nine tracks on bass guitar. “I was always waiting for someone to give me permission to pick [it up] and play,” she says. “And sometimes necessity is the mother of invention.”. At the time, Le Bon was listening to Music for Saxofone and Bass Guitar, an album by ...
Live in Bakersfield, August 21, 1970 - Under The Radar Mag
WEBIf the last Doors live release, Live at the Matrix 1967, represented the band at its nascent best, primed for glorious ascent, Live in Bakersfield from just three-and-a-half years later documents in some ways an entirely different band. Recorded at a break in Jim Morrison’s Florida trial arising from accusations that the singer exposed himself at a concert in Miami, Live in Bakersfield was ...
Duran Duran: There’s Something You Should Know
WEBDec 27, 2019 · Duran Duran: five fellows who looked like they were in a boy band and wrote effortless pop songs, yet were formidable musicians, eventually earning high-level credibility.The BBC has produced a snappy hour-long documentary, Duran Duran: There’s Something You Should Know, which aired in the UK last year and is available on Showtime at the close of this year.
Cinema Review: A Kind of Murder | Under the Radar Magazine
WEBDec 16, 2016 By Austin Trunick Web Exclusive. Walter Stackhouse is a successful architect trapped in a marriage that’s crumbling in on him. His wife, Clara, suffers from nervous breakdowns, and refuses to seek help. She’s prone to jealous fits, imagining him tangled in affairs that just aren’t any part of reality, and has attempted ...
Blu-ray Review: Bilitis [Fun City Editions] | Under the Radar Magazine
WEBMar 8, 2022 · Bilitis features some strikingly gorgeous camera work and lighting, beautiful backdrops, and a dreamy score courtesy of composer Francis Lai. Whether that’s enough to make it feel like something more than extremely lavish sleaze, however, will likely come down to the individual viewer. Prior to this film, director David Hamilton was already a ...
Peter Frampton on His New Memoir “Do You Feel Like I Do?”
WEBOct 21, 2020 · Peter Frampton, who is recognized as one of the world’s greatest guitar players, has traveled the globe, earned a #1 record (Frampton Comes Alive), and was friends with David Bowie as a schoolboy.Indeed, in many ways, Frampton has lived a charmed life. But it hasn’t all been roses and sunshine for the virtuoso, as he explains in his new memoir, Do You Feel Like I Do?, out yesterday.
Music Blog for the Indie Music Magazine - Under the Radar
WEBThe Thrills. Oct 02, 2007 Web Exclusive By Frank Valish. For their third album, Teenager, Dublin’s The Thrills chose a different approach from their past efforts. Instead of jettisoning to California to record an album of slick, Beach Boys- and Beatles-influenced harmonic pop, singer Conor Deasy, guitarist Daniel Ryan, drummer Ben Carrigan ...